A useful checklist before declaring your crypto taxes

Make sure you import ALL of your crypto transactions from the very beginning. You can read here why this is so important.

On the Overview page, check that the crypto balances match your actual balances in your wallets. If one or more cryptocurrencies show the wrong balance, go to the Transactions page in Divly and double check that you can see the transactions you expect for each wallet.
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Check if there are any auto-generated warnings. There are two types of warnings that are called Missing Crypto Purchase History and Missing Price Information. These warnings exist to help users discover potential issues.
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Check that all your transfers between wallets have been correctly matched. Divly automatically matches transfers when possible, but does occasionally miss some. You can read more about how to match transfers manually.
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Apply labels to Deposits and/or Withdrawals when applicable. There are different tax rules for different types of crypto transactions. Often Divly auto-labels this in the import if the wallet provides Divly enough data, otherwise it is up to the user to do this. See a list of all available labels in Divly.
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Check that no duplicate transactions exist. Divly filters out duplicates when importing but its worth doing a check.
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On the Tax Report page you can scan your profits and losses for each cryptocurrency. If a number looks very high, filter by that currency in the Transactions page to see if there is something that looks off.
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On the Transactions page you can sort by your taxable gains to see that there are no transactions that stick out and look incorrect.